Use Cases for Contextualisation Clause Samples

Use Cases for Contextualisation. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & ▇▇▇▇▇ (2013) give instructions for the construction of the URIs during the mapping. Having generic rules for the URIs facilitates the rules that are to be written for the deduplication and also the enrichment with Silk. Regarding agents, places and concepts, the recommendations describe three different cases concerning the construction of URIs, depending on whether they are linked to external authorities, internal authorities or not linked at all. In the first case, the generated URI contains the name of the authority used (e.g. GND, VIAF), followed by its respective identifier: In the second case, the generated URI contains a unique identifier from an internal authority either on the level of the provider or on the level of the collection: Thirdly, if there is no identifier at all present, the URI of a resource is to be generated on the level of the CHO, using the literal, preceded by a generated ID: Using the string manipulation tools (transformations) that are integrated in Silk, the literal is then stripped again and can be checked against external authority services. The following two sections describe the two intended scenarios for the contextualisation of DM2E data in more detail.
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